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OmniHub AI NFT Creation Guide

OmniHub is a multichain NFT launchpad with a no-code creation flow and built-in AI-assisted tools that help users create digital artwork and launch collections faster. On the OmniHub Create page, users can choose a collection type, use Ask AI or upload files manually, set mint parameters, and deploy an ERC-721 collection.

This guide explains how to use OmniHub’s AI-assisted creation flow in a practical way, including when to use AI, how to prepare your collection, and what settings to review before deployment. It is intended for both beginners and experienced creators who want a faster path from concept to live NFT collection.

What OmniHub AI creation is

OmniHub’s documentation describes the platform as a multichain launchpad where the AI assistant helps users create digital art in seconds, with no coding required. The Create page also includes an explicit Ask AI option in the collection setup flow.

In practice, OmniHub AI creation is part of the larger workflow:

  • choose collection type (Editions or Drops)
  • create or prepare artwork (AI or manual upload)
  • set mint details
  • choose chain
  • deploy the collection contract

When to use AI on OmniHub

OmniHub AI is most useful when you want to move quickly from an idea to a launch-ready visual without a long design process.

Best use cases for AI-assisted creation

Use OmniHub AI if you want to:

  • create artwork for a new NFT collection quickly
  • test a concept before a larger launch
  • produce visuals for a campaign or testnet activation
  • create a simple edition without hiring a designer
  • generate a first draft and refine it later manually

When not to rely only on AI

If you are launching a high-volume Drops collection with many unique NFTs, you will usually need a structured metadata workflow (typically via IPFS metadata URL), not only one generated image. OmniHub’s Drops docs specifically require a Metadata URL as part of the minimum setup.

Before you start

Before using AI creation on OmniHub, prepare the basics first. This makes the workflow faster and avoids mistakes during deployment.

Required preparation

Make sure you have:

  • a wallet connected (required for deployment)
  • gas funds in the wallet
  • collection name
  • token symbol
  • short collection description
  • target network (mainnet or testnet)
  • a clear idea for your artwork style/theme

OmniHub docs confirm that wallet connection is required to deploy and verify your project, and they also note gas fees are required during deployment.

Choose the right collection type before using AI

This is the most important decision before generating artwork.

Editions (Same Artwork) - best fit for AI-first creation

On the Create page, Edition: Same Artwork is described as the format where everyone mints the exact same piece of artwork. This is the easiest format for AI-assisted creation because one strong visual can power the whole collection.

Use Editions if:

  • you want one artwork repeated across all mints
  • you want a fast launch
  • you are making an open edition or limited edition
  • you want to test a concept quickly

Drops (Unique Artwork) - AI can still help, but setup is different

On the Create page and in docs, Drops: Unique Artwork is for collections where each NFT is unique. The Drops docs require a Metadata URL and describe IPFS-based metadata as the standard workflow for larger unique collections.

Use Drops if:

  • each NFT should be unique
  • you already have (or can prepare) metadata on IPFS
  • you are building a larger themed collection

Important: AI can still help generate assets or concepts, but Drops deployment depends on metadata preparation.

Step-by-step - using OmniHub AI to create an NFT collection

Step 1 - Open the OmniHub Create page

Go to the OmniHub Create page. The page includes both collection types, an Ask AI option, file upload, chain selection, and advanced settings.

Step 2 - Connect your wallet

Click Connect Wallet. OmniHub docs state this is required to deploy your project and verify identity through the wallet.

Step 3 - Select your collection type

Choose one of the two creation modes:

  • Edition: Same Artwork
  • Drop: Unique Artwork

If you are specifically using AI to generate a single launch visual quickly, start with Editions.

Step 4 - Use Ask AI or upload your artwork

The Create page provides two asset-input options:

  • Ask AI (AI-assisted generation)
  • Upload your file (manual upload)

The form also shows upload guidance:

  • recommended image size: 500x500
  • supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF
  • max file size: 5MB

This makes it easy to either generate artwork in-platform or bring your own final file.

Step 5 - Fill in the collection fields

After preparing the artwork, complete the required collection fields on the Create page:

  • Collection name
  • Token symbol
  • Price
  • Supply (or Unlimited)
  • Collection description
  • Blockchain / chain selection

OmniHub docs also clarify key behavior for these fields:

  • collection name is recorded on-chain and cannot be changed later
  • token symbol controls token labeling (example format in docs)
  • mint price excludes gas fees
  • supply should match metadata count for Drops collections

Step 6 - Configure Advanced settings

The Create page includes an Advanced setting area where creators can configure:

  • mint schedule
  • royalties
  • per-address mint limits
  • transferability

These settings define how your collection launches and how collectors can mint.

Step 7 - Select chain and deploy

Choose a mainnet or testnet chain, then click Deploy. The Create page explains that OmniHub deploys an ERC-721 contract for your collection. The Drops docs also describe deployment as packaging media to IPFS and deploying the smart contract.

After deployment, OmniHub docs note that the dashboard shows:

  • mint page
  • contract address
  • transaction details and explorer links

AI creation workflow tips

1) Start with Editions for speed

If your goal is to launch fast with AI-generated art, Editions is usually the best starting point because it uses one artwork and has a simpler workflow than Drops. This aligns with the Create page’s Same Artwork model.

2) Use AI for concept generation, then refine

A practical workflow:

  1. generate a first version with Ask AI
  2. review the style and theme
  3. upload a refined version manually (if needed)
  4. finalize mint settings and deploy

OmniHub’s dual input path (AI plus manual upload) supports this approach directly.

3) Plan your naming before deploying

OmniHub docs explicitly state the on-chain collection name cannot be changed later, so finalize your collection name and token symbol before deployment.

4) For Drops, prepare metadata correctly

If you use AI to create assets for a Drops collection, you still need to prepare metadata and provide a Metadata URL (typically IPFS). OmniHub docs link to a dedicated IPFS guide for this step.

Common mistakes to avoid

Using the wrong collection type

If you want one image repeated across mints, do not choose Drops. Use Editions. The Create page clearly distinguishes Same Artwork vs Unique Artwork.

Deploying without enough gas funds

OmniHub docs explicitly remind users to keep enough wallet funds for deployment gas fees.

Treating AI output as final without checking upload requirements

Even when using AI, you still need to follow file and form requirements (image size/formats, name, symbol, chain, settings). The Create page shows these requirements directly in the form.

Skipping metadata prep for Drops

For unique collections, the Drops flow requires a Metadata URL. AI-generated images alone are not enough for a full Drops deployment.

OmniHub AI creation for different user types

Beginners

OmniHub AI is useful for beginners because it reduces the design barrier and keeps creation inside a no-code flow. OmniHub docs position the AI assistant as a core part of making creation accessible.

Creators launching campaigns

Creators running community campaigns or testnet activations can use AI to generate a fast collection visual and deploy quickly on a supported chain. OmniHub supports both mainnet and testnet chain selection in the creation flow.

Teams building larger NFT projects

Teams can use AI for concept art and prototyping, then move to a Drops plus IPFS metadata flow for larger unique collections. OmniHub docs support both flows in the same product structure.

Frequently asked questions

Can I generate NFT art directly on OmniHub?

Yes. The OmniHub Create page includes an Ask AI option as part of the collection creation flow.

Is OmniHub AI only for beginners?

No. Beginners can use it for speed and simplicity, and advanced users can use it for concept generation or fast campaign launches before refining assets.

Should I use Editions or Drops for AI-generated art?

Use Editions if one artwork will be minted repeatedly. Use Drops if each NFT should be unique and you are prepared to provide metadata (typically via IPFS).

Do I still need to configure mint settings if I use AI?

Yes. AI helps with artwork creation, but you still need to set collection fields, chain, and advanced mint settings before deployment.

Where can I verify the official AI creation flow?

Use the OmniHub Create page and OmniHub Documentation as the primary sources for the current product flow.

Sources and references

Official sources

External verification sources

Related OmniHub pages

Last updated: February 26, 2026

Reviewed by: OmniHub team

Version: 1.0

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